Panel Lining a Gundam Panel with Pour Type Marker
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Nice technique, I like how you show the finished one next to the unfinished one that you’re working on
i have a marker otw, may i ask how long does it take before i clean up the surface where you tap the marker?
Wait an hour
I mean an hour is generous. I'll say like 20 minutes under good air circulation would be adequate. But there's nothing wrong with waiting a bit longer. I just don't have that kind of patience. 😂
@@Zaufa_First_of_His_Name20 min?!? For me I wait like 3 min tap it with dry cotton swap if there no ink on the cotton swap it’s dry then I’ll proceed to clean it with eraser or 70% isopropyl alcohol cotton swap
I paint my gunpla using airbrush then i panel line it. But when i tried to clean my excess panel lining the paint also comes off. Im using gundam marker remover on cotton bud. And airbrush using acrysion water based.
Should i top coat the paintjob first then panel line ? Or should i panel line before paint job?
What colors would you recommend? Like black ink on grey, grey ink on white, so on and so forth
I use black on everything but I also like a high contrast. It is a personal preference
bro could it be crack?if i would not top coat?
Hey there, topcoating is a great way to seal it in, and while cracking IS a risk in using gundam pour for bare plastic, it's not as big as a risk than using tamiya for example- and even with that, despite the offical product notes advising against using on bare plastic, I've seen many report doing it and having not experienced cracks.
If you do it correctly the gundam marker shouldn't crack it
I'm a beginner but my I ask how do you clean it up to make it looks nicer?
Let it dry and remove with Gundam Marker Remover on a cottonbud
@@gundam-store let's say that I paint the gunpla using gundam marker, do I panel line first or paint it first?
@@derkaiser9279 I would never use markers for more than really small details. They are not the best for bigger surfaces. Panel lines should be done after paint, if you paint, but you need to be sure the lines on the kit are not filled with paint, so the ink won't flow. Always top coat afterwards to protect it all with either matte or clear coat. Plenty of RUclips tutorials on that matter :)
@@gundam-store thanks
@@gundam-storeYou don’t even know how bad I needed to hear this
what pen did you use in this video
Gundam Marker Pour Type
Is it true that pour type markers break the plastic?
Never tried it. It is worse with the Tamiya Panel lining. Stuff can happen though.
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How the hell did you make it spread that fast
That is just how it work under optimal conditions 😏
I'm fairly new to Gunpla modeling. Which marker is this? Looks like the GM20
Pour Type Marker. GM-301
@@gundam-store thank you! Gonna try it soon :) Does it need some topcoat before applying?
@@matteo.rossi.3d some put clear coat on first to protect the plastic and make it flow easier. I don’t
@gundam-store I also have a quick question, do you have any suggestions for top coats/clear coats specifically?
Can you use eraser to clean that?
Some say you can. Never tried it myself
Yes
Is this oil-based marker?
Enamel based.
@@gundam-storebro, really? Is Gundam marker pour type is really enamel based? I want to use tamiya panel line ,but other gunpla builder say its enamel based and if you pour too much it can damage the Plastic kit, is that right?
What u use to clean it up? The excess drops
I use Gundam Marker Remover on a cottonbud. Let the ink dry completely
@@gundam-storeso let the black ink dry first, then u can use the eraser? right?
@@Desiree1129 yes
@@gundam-store thanks
Does the ink spread over the pieces after top coat? Because i watched some videos it become a mess after the top coat
No. Just let it dry, and remove all excess, that are NOT in the lines. Should be fine. I have more than 50 kits. Never happened.
Bruh, my GM pour type doesn't even flow don't know why
Maybe:
1: Too old?
2: Not shaken it plenty?
3: Pumped the tip a few times on a piece of paper until the ink flows?
4: Works best on deep panel lines
5: Empty? :D
Or sometime you just get faulty tips like mine does, mine does want to flow at all no matter how long i shake, when i pump it the ink just free flow from the side of the tips
@@barmutah Hmmm never tried that. Sounds like it is clogged, but could be faulty I suppose. Never had any complaint, and I sold hundreds.
@@gundam-store maybe, my gold and ex gunmetal have the same problem
Hey, how long do these markers last?
Depends on number of kits and how many details, but they last a loong time
What brand did u use for the marker remover?
GSI Creos Gundam marker
What the hell with that nub??????
Very Old clip and I totally agree. I was noob back then 🤣🤣